// Full-stack

Product engineering, not page assembly

I build the application: auth, roles, data, and the UI the operator actually uses. Cadence is the clearest public example.

The gap I refuse to leave

A lot of “product work” stops at a marketing site. Operators still need timesheets, roles, payslips, tasks. I stay on the product until those pieces exist in production.

Stack I actually ship with

Frontend

Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Framer Motion, GSAP, React

Backend

Supabase, Postgres, Vercel, Node.js

Cadence

Multi-tenant timesheet and HR portal built solo: role hierarchy, time entry, PDF payslips, leave management. Seven phases. Next.js 14 App Router. Supabase. Shipped to production.

SimpleOps

Task management under the Simple Solutions brand — “Ops, simplified.” Live at tasks.s1mplesolutions.cc. Own product, not a client mock.

See the work

Cadence case study
The multi-tenant HR portal, in full.
Systems and automation
When the product has to talk to the rest of the stack.
Start a product conversation
Portals, tenants, and the unglamorous admin UI.

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